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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
2
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A brief piece explains how to earn extra holiday money by selling items via classified ads. It highlights practical steps for drafting clear listings, pricing competitively, and moving goods efficiently before Christmas.
The Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ will present its Christmas program Saturday December 22 at 7 p.m. Public invited. Elder C N Dennis pastor.
Army says 200 members of the 7th Military Police Company at Ft. Chaffee will be back before Christmas after guarding James Meredith at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. Local church notices cover Christmas programs, sermons, and interdenominational services. funeral attendance noted for relatives living in Pine Bluff and Hot Springs.
Washington reports President Kennedy, in a television interview, warned allies against assuming unearned victories over communism. He dismissed an imminent Khrushchev summit, urged no rush to meet, and predicted tough times with Congress in 1963. He noted NATO as the first line of defense and cautioned about sensational expectations after Cuba.
Three young Americans sustain Wen Ban Houei Sai hospital in Laos after Dr. Thomas Dooley founded the network. Miss Zola A. Watson of Portland directs nurses while Tim Ford and Reginald Gordon staff as others plan to join. The clinic treats malaria and malnutrition with limited ward space and referrals to Chieng Rai across the river.
Washington report shows over half of Arkansas draftees were rejected for physical or mental reasons last year. 52.3 percent failed the test totaling 3238 men, higher than the national average by 3.2 percent. Major cause was mental examination failures at 37.9 percent with medical rejections at 16.9 percent.
Camden Arkansas city officials move to form a port authority to handle increased Oudchita River barge traffic by 1970. They seek a $230,000 AR A loan to finance a 460000 square foot warehouse and 300 foot dock, aiming for a 75 percent federal loan share. The project links with International Paper facilities. Port board members include Mayor Ray Parham, Garland Hurt, George Lewis, J T Warren, and Walter Laney.
Lt. Gen. Louis Truman planned further talks at the United Nations before leading a U.S. mission to the Congo to assess U.N. force needs. The eight member team will review planning, logistics and equipment to support the 48,000 strong U.N. force for a five to seven day stay.
New York AP profile of Irish actor Peter O'Toole, renowned for Lawrence of Arabia, noting his critique of American life as antiseptic and his ability to chat with locals in New York, London, and Stockholm. The piece highlights his rise to international stardom and distinctive looks and talents.
Residents of North Crossett voted against incorporating their area in a special election called by Ashley County Judge W. T. Higginbotham. The defeat was 646 against to 24 for, and Higginbotham noted the vote is not binding on the petition to incorporate the roughly 2000 acres.
The Communications Commission received on Wednesday an application for voluntary assignment of the license of Radio Station KVE in Conway, Arkansas, to Dorate Broadcasting Co.
Washington reports foreign buyers have spent 1 591 740 dollars on Arkansas goods since January under Agency for International Development Grants. Purchases include rice soybeans and soybean oil.
Regional turmoil intensifies as Tshombe and Tshom press for an end to Katanga secession. Foreign mediation awaits as authorities gauge whether Pretoria and Brussels can broker a stability path amid escalating political pressure.
In a candid portrait Peter O'Toole recalls his path from Galway to stage stardom. He describes the grind of acting, critic comparisons to Olivier and Gielgud, and his philosophy that conflict fuels life. He admits fears of darkness and being alone, while affirming his pacific nature.
legal notice shows Cordie Lee Johnson suing Elvin C Johnson in Hempstead Chancery Court. defendant is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. clerk Jamie Russell signs the order dated December 12, 1962 with subsequent publication dates listed.
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